Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 May 1945 — Page 24

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by Broken Leg as Detroit “Drops Decision to Athletics

By CARL LUNDQUIST ner in golf history, was an 8-to-5 United Press Stall Corresposdent _° |favorite today to beat back the NEW YORK, May 25.—The dreams of Alton Benton, an ex-sailor| j.je ce of Slammin’ Sammy “who had hoped to pitch his Detroit teammates to a pennant, all bublg, oq when they tangle this week- * faded away today as he lay in a Philadelphia hospital with a broken leg.| +" "2" 99 hole battle for the The baseball wheel of fortune rarely has played a crueler prank o .. hambionship” of the fair- / than in stopping the stout-hearted Oklahoman in the midst of one of Lo * the greatest comebacks of the diamond. Benton was an inspiration to) Nelson, winner of eight championA — every G. L ball player who hopes..." ooir's winter tour, always

2 1 some day himself to return to mak- onch fit the ' CFISS Dodds Scheduled ; ing a living on the diamond, n Hes BE os crossroads as Ra F ie To Ww ot Coming back.to the Tigers after he prepared to- face the red-hot For 1omorrow

a ‘medical discharge, he won five') i yn. o gg.nole medal play a 3 . Religious Rally

DE on AS a "fast Tound tomorrow at Fresh Meadow . Gilbert Dodds, distance star and * Sullivan, award winner, is to be a

By OSCAR FRALEY United ‘Press Staff Correspondent NEW. YORK, May 25—Byron Nelson, the greatest money win-

. oh ; country club, in. nearby Flushing Supa, JT SIE SSUES NE Pee iey and in a 36-hole match play test aut I ie up only Fags earned Sunday at the Essex County coun-

try club in West Orange, N. J. Tuns and tossed threé shutouts. For Lord Byron, former national

gpeaker at a religious rally to be held tomorrow night at the World War Memorial plaza. Dodds holds a mark of 4:06.4 for the world’s fast- _ " pst indoor record.

It was in the four inning yesterday when fate struck its blow. Benton was pitching against the Athletics and had a 2-to-1 lead when

'{ Bobby Estallela hit a low but sharp

open and P. G. A. champion, must turn back this challenge to remain the kingpin. Snead, who took six tournaments on the sunshine caravan, returned last winter el

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line drive which “struck his rightiee n.onths in the navy and, bother-| can preach a leg above the ankle. ed by an ailing back, doesn't stand| much better ser- X-rays revealed a fracture fibula to lose as much as the big Texan | ‘mon on a run- $' and it was understood Benton|from Toledo. ping track with- {would be out a month, perhaps| The match has raised terrific in-| out saying a wor longer depending on how it knits. | terest in the golf world, more even | than you Cx It. was the second serious pitching than the years-old feud between i loss for the Tigers in less than.a|Walter Hagen and Gene Sarazen, i| week. Saturday, Paul (Dizzy) who were at each other's throat | Trout suffered a muscle injury in|in the 1938 P. G. A, finals. .The

“Sometimes you

Dodds {leaving Hal Newhouser ’ petitive running in order to|team’s only dependable starter. give full time to “service of the Mueller Is Hammered ” Lord sa I» aners Sale What happened after Benton left as well as his sport. :

He expresses hope for more . greatest of the present day pros I'broadminded coaching after the | Mueller was hammered for four

rehabilitation program has assumed incidental proportions. Because this ‘is a . match that

runs in the next inning. and Phil-|i0 ‘a contest that exceeds everything

“A few coaches seem to be more td, records and them- game was played under protest

his side and may be out two weeks, fact that they are playing for the| for stroke on every hole. For Nelson as the penefit of the P. G. A's veterans’ | last played that course in 1835 and

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throw at any star. They'll do both medal and: match play under an atmosphere of suspense and tension, despite the fact that both are playing for free, and the loser drops more than a mythical decision. : Both have played Fresh Meadow in recent years, the course where they will go out and match. scores over a 36-hole period. But Snead would seem to have an edge at Essex—where they'll match stroke

| failed at that time to qualify for! {the P. G. A. championship. The | taciturn hill-billy toured the New|

|the game, illustrated how sorély may answer all the questions— | Jersey layout in 1939 in an exhi- | stroke had dropped in the bucket,!today that L. W. St. John, Ohio he is needed. Relief Pitcher Les Whether Snead or Nelson is the| bition match with Bobby Jones and but the hill-billy had taken Nelson|State athletic director, is asking

scored an -even par. 72. Snead has an. added incentive]

adelphia won, 7 to 2, although the the P. G. A. and the open can|for Sunday's match play battle.|vengeance.

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as develop him into a fine athlete.” . . ; : The Cleveland Indians put over | . ; a 10th-inning run on doubles by| NEW YORK, May 25 (U. P).— Pat Seerey and Jim McDonnel to| The world champion New. York beat the Senators in a night game | Yankees were to play Oklahoma City at Washington, 1 to 0. Steve Gro-|# three-game exhibition series dur-

Big 10 Head : mek shaded Roger -Wolff for his|Ing the spring of 1929 and, as usual,

r Is On Program fifth victory. | Babe Ruth was advertised as the top

The usually light-hitting Bud attraction. : : Metheny made a double and two| But it remained for a nimble secKenneth (Tug) Wilson, new ath-|singles to account for three runs|0nd baseman on the Oklahoma City létic commissioner of the Western|as the Yankees topped the lead- Club by the name of Otto (Jack) Conference, will be in Indianapolis|ing Chicago White Sox at New | Saltzgaver to steal the play from June 6 for the Junior Baseball rally | york for the second day in a row, Ruth and, the rest of the chamat Cadle tabernacle, President J. R. 8 to 3. Atley Donald was stingy | PIODS. Miller Huggins, who was Townsend announced today. with men abase, leaving 11 stranded | Managing the Yankees at that time, Principal speaker at the rally will| a5 he scattered 11 hits for his third| 8S so impressed with the youth be Father E. J. Flanagan of Boys! win. {that he saw to it Saltzgaver went to Town, Neb. : | The Red Sox led by Rookie Ben St. Paulin the American association | ' Junior Baseball has scheduled a steiner and Leon Che beat | Where the Yanks owned an interest. | clinic at Victory field for June 2 and | the St. Louis Browns at Boston for | However, when the New York club| ‘will play host to Sen. A. B. (Happy) | the seéond day, winning, 8 to 6, 2cQuired Saltzgaver in 1931, it. had |

Chandler, ma jor league comuission- | with a 14-hit attack on three pitch- | to hand over $42,000 to the Saints. ‘er, on June 13 at a benefit game orc Steiner hit a two-run homer | That was over 14 years ago and since | between the Indians and Kansas gpg three singles to drive in three then the slim second-baseman has City. 'runs and Culberson got a homer traveled many different roads. To-| More than 2000 Indianapolis and | and single. : ‘day, he is wearing a Pittsburgh PirMarion county boys will participate | Voiselle Knocked Out i 1 | - . | gh ge Ld gon, In the National, Pinch Hitter Hurls No-Hit and in leagues. Boys under 18 are Danny Gardella hit a two-run | eligible to play. {homer in the eighth to give the | New York Giants a 7-to-6 victory over the Reds at Cincinnati. The Softball Game Reds knocked out Bill Voiselle,| x : | leading major league pitcher, seek-| Another no-hit game was regising his ninth win, in the second tered in softball play last night, | re inning. Ace Adams, the “old re-| Milton Dilk turning the trick as 33% | liable,” gained credit for the vic- his E. C. Atkins ten blanked Schwit- | ‘31 tory. The Reds are the only team | zer-Cummings, 12-0 in a Bush-| 306 in the league Voiselle never has Callahan Manufacturers beaten. game at Municipal stadium. 418| Dick Barrett of the Philadelphia In other Manufacturers games, = 4% Phils ended the three-game win- Kingan Knights shut out U. S.| ..27 100 15 350 ining streak of the Cubs at Chi- Tires, 1-0, Hanna Nisida deciding | -=<:31 108 16 349 cago, 6 to 3, beating veteran Paul the issue with a home run, and © HOME RUNS | Derringer’ with a five-hit pitching Curtiss-Wright walloped Allison's | Lombardi, Giants. §|Nieman, Braves ... 5 job. 12-2, { Jeiniuub, Ona. rama, phir 5 A" homer by John Barrett in| .In Smith-Hassler Capital City! Stephens, Browns. 7/Kurowski, Cards .. 5/the 1lth gave the Pirates a league games at Speedway stadium, | z i RUNS BATTED IN {10-to-9 edge over the Braves at| Meeker Music won from Omar yrowski, Cards .28/ Ott, Giants 25 | Pittsburgh, their second straight Bakery, 5-2; Allison Gear blanked Latubara, Slams 31 Weintraub, Gots. extra-inning win against Btn. Lani Tool & Die, 14-0, and Moose EE tates \ | * Charley Barrett, who came to!Lodge defeated Link-Belt 9-4. Dreisewerd Reports [the Cards yesterday in a trade for| Tonight's Bush-Callahan ComBOSTON, May 25 (U. P.).—Clem Morton Cooper, got off to a mercial league schedule at MunicDreisewerd, 29 - year - old left - hand | Winning start with his new ipal follows: 7-—Mallory Bearing _ pitcher for the Boston Red Sox, owners, beating the Brooklyn vs. International Detrola. 8:20— was to report for induction into | Dodgers, 7 to 5, with plenty of Barbasol vs, Indianapolis Railways. the army at Pt. Devens today, the hitting support. The Cards, in| 9:40—Kingan vs. Allison 933. club announced today " winning their sixth game in seven| gpeedway's- schedule” for tonight A starts, made 12 hits, including a js as follows: 7—Brownsburg vs. s two-run homer by Elvin (Buster)! tterbury Link- r VS. Monarchs Triumph Adams. Augie Galan homered sor| Cop AREINUrY kB The Kansas City Monarchs de-|Brooklyn. Fred (Dixie) Walker, Tog vs, Triangle Grille. feated the Chicago American major league batting champion for will Tool” & Engi : Giants, 8-5, in a game at Victory|the Dodgers, was benched for not i ams Tool & nEINeEring of the Municipal league will practice

field last ht. | . nig hitting | tomorrow afternoon at Riverside! {No. 4 at 3 o'clock. The club is in!

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{ate uniform, having been acquired recently from Kansas City in the American association. Saltzgaver, who was with Kansas City since 1938, is approaching his {40th year. Grey hairs are starting {to show at his temples and he has {no illusions about his return to the {major leagues. : Not Kidding Self “It's all right being back in the big leagues,” he says unenthusiasti- | cally, “but I'm not kidding myself, {I know it's only because of the war-

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On Eligibilit CHAMPAIGN, Ill, May 25 (U. P.). —Big Ten athletic directors and "faculty representatives held one of their most important meetings singe Pearl Harbor today. iL The two groups, in a joint session behind closed doors, discussed retightening of eligibility rules which were relaxed to aid wartime participation and the subsidizing and recruitment of freshmen athletes, long a sore point«in intercollegiate sports circles. Although there was no official announcement, it was reported that the conference will ask Lt." (3.8) Paul Brown for an explanation of his attempts to sign undergraduate E Ohio State football players for postThat's his 33d birthday and he's|war service with his Cleveland team out to show that dt that age he's{of the -All-America- Football conthe best in the divot business. ference. Nelson would seem to have an Fails to Appear edge, however. For he has 'that| “Brown, former Ohio State foot-eight-tournament victory string on|pail coach now _head grid coach at the winter tout, two better than the|Great Lakes, has signed a contract slim, dark-featured Virginian. But|as general manager and head coach there's still the fact that one puttiof the projected Cleveland profeswhich stayed up could have squared sional team, Brown was expected to them away at seven tournaments|attend yesterday's meeting of footeach. ball coaches as a Great Lakes rep-

Then, too, they have met twice in|resentative but failed to appear. winter tournament playoffs and| "Several times the conference has

Sammy Snead

won the Chartotte open after two|lation which would prohibit profesextra rounds, when Snead could|sional football clubs from raiding have clinched the title if that green| Big Ten schools and it was reported

in the Gulfport extra round. Both|again for some type of protective are pointing for this one with a|measure. : Football coaches and athletic directors met yesterday to complete : : their 1945 football schedules. There Derby Candidates was only a few minor changes in Run at 4 Tracks the ones drawn up at last winter's NEW YORK, May 25 (U. P).—|meeting. Indiana's Oct. 13th game Here's how Kentucky Derby candi-| With Nebraska was switched from dates fared yesterday: : Lincoln to Bloomington and the] Alexis—Won mile and a sixteenth | Northwestern-Indiana game of Survivor stakes at Pimlico in 1:47/Sept: 29. from Bloomington to flat. Evanston. Brookfield—Second to Alexis. Bobanet—third to Alexis. Darby Dieppe—Won seven furlong feature at Churchill Downs in 1:26 4-5. Bymeabond — Second -to Dieppe. Iron City—Third to Darby Dieppe. Bob Mann—Also ran in Darby Dieppe race. . Bergolater—Won six furlong race

Darby

The match will be concluded April 22, college ‘officials revealed

time shortage of players.” at Churchill Downs in 1:13 2-5. Still, Frankie Frisch, Pirate man-| Calydon—Also ran in five and ager, is a shrewd judge of ability half furlong race at Churchill and if he saw fit to clothe Saltz- Downs. gaver in ‘a Pittsburgh uniform| Red Pixie—Won mile and 170there must have been a good rea- yard race at Jamaica in 1:43 3-5. . When questioned on the! Toy Bomb—Second to Red Pixie. point, Frisch commented: “We'll Red Figure—Also ran in five and have plenty of use for Saltzgaver as half furlong race ‘at Narragansett. the season progresses. He was ob-| Patrimony—Also ran in threetained from the association ‘for in-| quarter mile race at Santa Anita.

surance’ in case some of my other! =the meee 100-Day Harness

infielders don’t measure up.” In obtaining Saltzgaver, Pitts- . burgh gave up Outfielder Bill Meeting to Open Rodgers, who was sent to Kansas] WESTBURY, N, Y. May 25-(U. City on option but the new Pirate! P.).—The longest harness racing infielder is owned by the Corsairs' meeting in the nation’s history— outright. a 100-day stretch—opens tonight, Saltzgaver proved so popular with | when the Old Country Trotting Kansas City that he was made association launches its 1045 /seamanager of the Blues last year. son at Roosevelt raceway. His managerial tenure was short-| The meeting will run through lived, however; Kansas City fin-|Sept. 2, .with a four-day break ished last and a new manager was when the Hambletonian is run at| installed for this year. | Goshen in August. More than 500 Has .348 Average |trotters and pacers are quartered The Blue's cellar finish did lit- [2% the oval in preparation for the tle to affect Saltzgaver’s hitting. He|cight race programs which will start had ore of his best years at the 2! 8:40 p. m. There will-be no racplate” and wound up with a .34g|'n8 on Sundays. average which was the fourth best| A special straightaway chute was batting mark in the circuit. | congtructed since last year and is Appearing in four games thus expected to add considerable speed far for the Buccaneers, the veteran | fo the shorter races. second-sacker has been hitting at a!

417 clip. The average is much Howe to Honor higher thap' he will maintain but Trackmen Tonight

it is an indication, at least, of his usefulness. Sweaters, letter awards and| Sometimes Saltzgaver reminisces | {réshman numerals will ‘be given about the time he played with the to Howe high school track athletes | champion Yankee ball clubs. He at a dinner tonight in their honor. calls the team of 1936 -and 1937 Hermon Phillips, former Butler and | the best club he ever saw and the Purdue university track coach, will departed Lou Gehrig the greatest be the principal speaker. Golt| player. “It sure gave a guy a awards also will be given. |

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NEW YORK, May 25 (U. P.).— Rocky Graziano and Al (Bummy) Davis, two rough-house brawlers [from Brooklyn, bring boxing back to Madison after nearly two months absence during which a circus occupied the punch emporium. A crowd of 16000 and a gate of $85,000 are expected. Fans haven't seen a Garden bout since March 30 when Joe Baksi outpointed Lou Nova. A knockout is ‘envisioned because both Graziano and Davis i are good punchers. Both will be Gene Simmons trying hard because the winner Thirty rounds of professional meets Welterweight Champion boxing are on tap for Indianapolis | Freddie Cochrane in a non-title ring addicts at the Armory tonight |Dout at the Garden June 29. with a ten-round middleweight mill Graziano Favored between Gene Simmons, Indian-| Wild-swinging Graziano is favored apolis, and Cpl. Buddy Rose, of Ft.|at 7-5 because of his ruggedness Thomas, Ky. topping the five-|and “heart.”

scrap program. the verge of a kayo on March 9

Tonight's semi-windup will fea- and ‘knocked “out Philadelphia's ture the first appearance here of highly-touted Billy Arnold, provide Bennie Droll, of Peoria, Ill, who|ing a major upset. will clash with Arnold Deer, In-+ Davis, who has been campaigning dianapolls, over the six-round |with varied success for eight years, route. Droll, known as the “rarin’|also registered a stunning upset ranger,” recently was dischared |about 14 months ago when his lash from the army after serving with ing left hook knocked out Bob the 29th Ranger battalion in|Montgomery in 63 seconds of the Europe, which was attached to the |first round. Montgomery now is British * Commandos. He is a recognized as lightweight champion former sectional Golden Gloves in New York and affiliated states. champion. | The complete card follows:

pounds. Davis about 144, Main event—10 rounds—middle-

weights: Cpl. Buddy Rose, Ft... Bel-Air Meeting

Thomas, Ky. vs. Gene Sm To Start July 25

Indianapolis. . Semi-windup—6 rounds—middle-| BEL AIR, Md., May 25 (U. P.) == weights: Bennie Droll, Peoria, Ill, Officials at. the Bel Air race track vs. Arnold Deer, Indianapolis. {are preparing for a 10-day meeting Prelim — 6 rounds — lightweights: |opening July 25, General Manager Raymond Glenn, Indianapolis, vs.|G. Ray Bryson of the Harford Walter Hughes, Indianapolis. {County Fair association announced Prelim—4 rounds—heavyweights: | today. Pedro Carsonia, 180, Indianapolis |

vs. Whitey Jensen, 178, Dayton, O.|the oval, “with a steeplechase evens . Prelim—4 rounds—welterweights: | planned. On days when the jumping Ernie Derho, Mishawaka, Ind. vs..events fail to fill, eight flat races Willie Taylor, Indianapolis.

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thrill to be. part of that outfit,” declares Jack wistfully. At the moment, Saltzgaver's pres- | ent club isn’t winning any cham-| 9.

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play at second now and then. That fellow still retains the | Yankee spirit, the sort of vitality that goes a long way in winning ball games for any club.

. a1 (Gridder Killed { NEWTON, Mass, May 25 (U. P). |—John Bubzinski, guard on Boston college's 1942 Orange bowl football team was killed in action in Italy

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